"Form of Lynette"
The name Lynett is commonly a female name from the "Welsh" origin.
Lynett is a spelling of Lynette with the final e dropped, and no separate meaning is attached to it. Lynette is an English literary name: Alfred, Lord Tennyson used it in "Gareth and Lynette", one of the Idylls of the King published in 1872, drawing on the Arthurian material in Malory. Earlier English Arthurian texts spell the character's name Lynet, so forms with and without the final e both have a history in English.
Lynette means "Uncertain; Idol; From the little pool".
The pronunciation of Lynett is lih-NET.
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